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If, like me, you love old European towns then the Jewish quarter of Budapest will be a real treat. It oozes history and culture, with stylish unique architecture and cosy, quiet neighbourhoods embedded amongst busier, bustling streets. Here are some of the photos I took whilst exploring the Jewish Quarter of Budapest.
Some people might say that the buildings look run down, almost derelict but I loved the character and feel of walking through the streets of a city that has had such a fascinating history and seen so much change.
Whenever you get the chance to visit Budapest, take the opportunity to explore this beautiful area, with its hidden bars and restaurants, a large almost imposing synagogue and shops for that perfect souvenir, you’re bound to find something to enjoy.
If you fancy staying in the area then I recommend the Soho Boutique Hotel
Have you spent time exploring the Jewish Quarter of Budapest?
Let me know in the comments.
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I’ve been excited about looking more into Budapest as a upcoming travel consideration—I too actually love the look of the buildings, and love how the second photo here really brings out fantastic tones. Thanks for sharing!
Thank you.
I was only in Budapest for 5 days and absolutely fell in love with it. I’m already thinking about whether I’ll get to go back this year. I found that with a map it was a very easy city to navigate, also all of their streets are clearly signposted. It’s not huge and you can easily pick out landmarks to help identify where you are. I spent most of my time on the Pest side of the river so would love the chance explore more of the Buda side.
I hope you get to visit there soon and love it as much as I did.
LMG